Exposure Effects

An unsettling monochrome photography style that creates multiple versions of the subject at different points in time. The duplicates of the subject may be in different poses, blurred, semitransparent, different sizes, or appear more like shadows.

This effect works best on people, animals, and isolated objects. It doesn't work as well on landscapes. There can be significant differences in how different checkpoints represent this style.

This is the first of a few exposure LoRAs I have planned. The next is an exposure trick that works with landscapes and scenes.